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Places To See 

Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra has been, the fountainhead, as it were, of Hinduism. This was the place, where the glorious epic battle of the Mahabharata was fought. Kurukshetra is dotted with about 360 places of pilgrimage, intrinsically related to the Mahabharata. Principal amongst the holy water tanks of this revered land, is the Brahma Sarovar. The main attraction of this tank, is the small temple built at its very centre. Another sacred water tank is the Sannihit Tank. Beside this lake, are temples of Lord Vishnu, Lord Hanuman and Goddess Durga. The Krishna Museum has beautiful wooden carvings, and other images depicting the various phases of Lord Krishna's life. The Gurudwara dedicated to Guru Hargobindji, the sixth Guru of the Sikhs, is near the Sannihit Tank. 

Chandigarh
Chandigarh is the capital of Haryana.

Badhkal Lake

Just 32 km from Delhi, in the district of Faridabad, Badhkal lake is a popular picnic spot. Badhkal charms with its vibrant gardens and overwhelming serenity. It boasts of a bath complex, which comes equipped with a swimming pool and sauna facilities. Boating facilities are also available.

Dabchick
Located on the Delhi - Agra highway at a distance of 92 km from Delhi, Dabchick is an idyllic locale. Draping vernonia, bright bougainvillae and tall casuarinas have been strategically laid out.

Karna Lake
Located at a distance of 124 km from Delhi, the beautiful Karna lake, was once a marshy and shallow land. It is now the site of a plush restaurant, bar, conference hall and elegant cottages. Sprawling green lawns, perfect for picnicking and boating facilities render it a popular tourist attraction.

Saras
Also known as the Damdama lake, Saras is located at a distance of 64 km, from Delhi. The Aravalli hills form the majestic backdrop, while the depressions before these hills have been banked up on one side, forming a vast water body. This lake is deep, and nearly 8 km in length. The lake has excellent facilities for canoeing, kayaking and angling.

Yadavindra Gardens
Located in Pinjore at a distance of 22 km from Chandigarh, the Yadavindra Gardens are perhaps the only Mughal gardens, that have a symmetric design. One of the most sought after holiday resorts, the gardens offer a restaurant, bar, conference hall and guest rooms. A mini zoo, and a Japanese garden are the other attractions. 

Surajkund

Surajkund
Just 8 km from South Delhi, Surajkund is a complex of sorts. Though pristine and suburban, it provides some of the most luxurious of facilities. The 5-Star Hotel Rajhans provides restaurants, bars, a 24-hour coffee shop and conference halls. It also has a health club with facilities for sauna, steam bath, massage, swimming, billiards, tennis and yoga. 

Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary

Just 42 km away from Delhi, this bird sanctuary was founded by the famous ornithologist Peter Jackson. Here, there are more than a hundred species of birds. The sanctuary has hideouts, watch towers, and a museum.

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